Chloros — AI agent security
Security for your own AI agents — before they act, not after
Chloros — AI agent security launched on July 14, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
You're running AI agents that send email, move money, touch files. The moment an agent can act, a bad instruction becomes a bad action — with no undo. Most tools log what happened after the fact. Chloros is a gate outside your agent that checks each action before it fires: scan skills before you install, hold irreversible actions (money, sends, deletes) for your approval, rewind or kill when needed. Built for people running their own agents — not the enterprise. Free to try.
Chloros sits outside your AI agent and checks every action before it fires — so one bad instruction can't quietly send, spend, or delete. Any coding agent gives you an action that runs. The moment it can act — send email, move money, touch files — a bad instruction stops being a wrong answer and becomes a real one, with no undo. "Ask before you do this" is just another input the model weighs. Under enough pressure to finish the task, finishing wins. Most tools record what your agent did once it's already done. By then the send is sent and the row is deleted. You need a decision before the action, not a record after. The gate lives outside the agent, so injected content can't argue with it.…from chloros.io
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